Terre-Haute Journal, Volume 5, Number 29, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 April 1853 — Page 3

FOE THE TBRHE-HACTE JOORXAU "JE votings Out" No. It. Donee tamen ista pneliU.' *—Juvenal. "Ye flyite," say* a quaint old English writer, "has no hearte," indicating pretty clearly the judgement passed in olden times, upon those whose conduct in matters of love procured for them the appellation.— Again in another place the same writer re marks: "Who dallyes with the heartes of tnenne as If they be thyngea to pleye with, and trjfle in couruhippes doascertainlye be plspued with unmanerly and brutish hut bandes all their dayes a punishment, which, if generally thought sure to follow, might cause a marked change in the conduct of '"faire ladyes" of the present day. ike Marvel in his "Reveries of a Bach elor," distinguishes between the flirt and the Coquette, gM t' reference to the latter and an acquaintance of mine. Mist Priscilla. upon my accusing hir of filling very indignantly denied the charge, calling my attention to his thoughts on the subject, and naively confessing she might some lime be bf little coquetry. Taking his a* a correct de-tcripiicn of l'te two characters, it would be imprudent lor me to guess, how much she was prompted by vanity in making the remark.

Without desiring, howevor, rashly to call in question auch high authority as Mr. Mitchell, I venture to insinuate that the flirt is the more aimfcble ar.d better or the two. If Byron makes any distinction between them it is I think, such a one as 1 have indicated. The following lines will be recognized as his. Such i* your old Coquette who can't say "no" And won't s«y "yea" and keeps you on and offing On a Ice shore, till il begin* to blow, Then aeea your heart wrccked with an inward acofiin(| This works a world of sentimental woo And sends new Werter* yearly to ther coffin, Hut yet ia merely Innocent flirtation.

Wherein it would seorn to be implied that to call coquetry flirtation, *as giving it in the eyes of the world, a less harsh, and a more innocent character.

By many, coquetto and flirt are regarded as synonymous terms, and custom seems, in a great measure, to have sanctioned their use as such. Whatever distinction, therefore, may be existing between the two must bo difficult precisely to point out. If 1 were to attempt it, I should voy that the person who designedly engages the affections of another for thti purpose of trifling with them, should properly be called a coquette while the one who carulfssly and without thought, assumes the character on I dtineanor of a lover may he styled a flitt. The coquette strives to elicit aflltction without any desire or intention to rccipiocate tho feelings awakened the flirt may for a time bo interest-«-d herself, but becoming more completely so in another quarter, sudddettly discards the former lover. Tho diiferunco between them is, in the respect to previous design.-— As my fiiend Pluto*, who is a lawyer, would say, the Coquette bctrnya "malice aforethought*' which the flirt does not.

Addison semis not to havo regarded flirts an very culpable, but the writers in the Spectator showed to ccquettes no mercy, and ridiculed their ptnetices as among ihfe evils ol Society in their time.

The word coquette, 1 find, was introduueed Into tho French language in the time of Catharine do Medici, but at what period into ours, it is difficult of ascertaintainment, though it had come into very familiar use amnn^ the wits of Queen Ames's reign its signification has probably changed very little from that lime to this.

Flirt is a term, which has long been applied to girls, originally, most likely, as descriptive of their frisky, sprightly motions, as. until recently, it seems to havo been used to indicate giddiness and thoughtless* less of manner, as well in other matters, as in those pertaining to love.

Thoughtlessness would therefore seem to bo a characteristic of the flirt Jrhioh is agreeable to the distinction 1 have^aid down, in speaking of the difference btlween flirt, and coquette. With us of the Prairie City the former appellation has almost entirely superceded the latter, which may be the case everywhere. It is only by danoing the "coquetto" occasionally that we are reminded of the term.

There was formerly another t&m applied to maleooquetts, who now in common phrase come under the general appellation of flirts, which has, at tho present day grown into desuetude. I alluded to the term fritbier*. It seemed to imply a oourse of condual lets excusable even than that of coquet* ry/ln No. *88 of the Spectator, the fribbforis described as one 'who professes rapture and admiration for the woman whom he address* ee, and dread* nothing as much as her cooMat.' Have we awjr fribWers amongst ua, end can all our young gentlemen, who are called flirt*, be so styled? It Is hoped that "the counstTor'' has no»J*cquired a character of ifcat sort.

Why so many gentlemen of our place are called flirts it would be difficult to say. To have tuch accusations brought against my friends as waa made on the occasion refered to la ray former communication, has set me to thinking frequently, as it did then, what manner of times we have, and whether any excuse can be formed for ihe^H (provided they are ju«lged to be g«Uty) in ihe state of society at the present time existing. I have

suKpected indeed, others may do»e nutcfc i» il» «m» »ti lwW few! uriWoag. 1 .l.I v. «f life* that of tMwfc Wttar tinw uy otiMr perhaps, ih»t ihe cry or tike I»M ot TW» to **ilop thief," rnny k* by tho«e,wbo «ri«h la diveH *ttestis from them* •elv««. Ikt, admitting ih« t«y trteada art properly charged* way it »t be wud of them by way of excuse thai beio^ fewl of tadi«i* society, a* 1 know they are, they tore In4«oc4 to assume thai character boijeuae the

ladies themselves wilt not admit of their occupying any other relationship towards them than that of a bare acquaintance or a lover, knowing nothing of the intermediate position of friend. "Marriages no being proposed by way of friendship" the females seem to ignore '.he term so far as gentleman are concerned. This I confess to be the suggestion of Plutes, who by no means young* has since makiog a "feeble observation," on last Tuesday, ''pretty much quit" writing for the Press, and desires a word or two said in his behalf- The insinuation contained in the last sentence that marriage is the only object in life, which women have in view, 1 of course, would not wish to be helg! responsible for. "Whether or no it is really less culpable in them or not I shall not say, but we more readily overlook flirtations carried on by the girls than we do those by the gentlemen. With the former they seem to be a sort of exciting amusement resorted to as relief from ennui, and which, giving them something to do and think, about make them more interesting and piquant. 'How much such conduct tends to remove all freshness and tenderness of feeling, and lav bare the heart a common and a waste,let themselves who pursue it be the judges!

Such, perhaps, was the substance of what I said to my Dulcinea, in the conversation I had with her upon Flirtation, I had intended to give her observations upon the subject also, but when 1 came to ask her permission to do so last uight, she positively refused to give it. "LE GARCON."

LATEST 1.11 IMtOVI2.H ENT.

Noye's Improved Portable Grist Mill

rilME subscriber haa completed ami tested his I Improved Portable Grist Mill, for which he lias applied for Letters Patent, lie ia now prepared to furnish to order a superior mill for grinding wheat and COAME GKAIXS. The mode of attaching Ihe Runner Sione to the Spindle, together with the improved feeding attachment,secures a high motion to the atone, with perfect safety even to a THOUSAND REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE. The subscriber claims that be haa invented and attached to thin Mill valuable improvement*, which moke it auperior to all others now in use. And further ho haa no hesitation in guarantying it to grind wheat or eon rue 'grains ni rapidly, and at the name time doing as good work,

WITH

BASTED

utss

LOSS

or rows* sr

raicrio*, than any other Portable Mill now in operation. These Mill* are of the beat quality of 1* rench Burr Htones, and are from 20 to 24, 30, 32, and 36 luchea In diameter. They are placod in a substantial frame or husk and are driven by a belt with slearn, water, or borae-power, and are

WAR-

to perform perfectly in every particular. JOHN 1. N Buffalo, September 1st, 1851.

T. NOYE.

O N N O E

SUCCESSOR TO HAY WARD &. NOYE,

MAMUr.lCTVHKRS Of

FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, AN!) DKALKKS IN Dutch Anker Bolting Cloths, Portable (trial Mtlla, Screen Wire*, Mill Screws,

Dumtelt, Spindle*, Coatings, Cu»t Iron Proof Staff*, Grime'*, I'aqin* and John to n't Smut Mtlla,

INDIA RUVBER BELTING AND HOSE, Stucco and tend Piaster, Water Lime, eic. Manufactory K7, Main Street. Office 12, Maiu Street and 5 Central dock, BUFFALO, N. Y.

The undersigned haa been uppointed by the proprietor of this valuable patent, Agent for TerreHaute and the surrounding couulry. Any infor malioii in regard to Its utility, price, &c., can be obtained bv addreaalug him either personally or by letter, post paid.

ISAAC B. HYMF.R,

April 30,1852-31 -ly. Terre-Haute, Ind.

NEW YORK ADVERTISMENTS. Australian Steamship Company. TUB COMPANY'S MAGNIFICENT NBW STEAMSHIP "GOLDEN AGE,"

3,000 Tons, will bo Dispatched for

Port Philip, Molbjurne and Sydney, Australia,

About the IOtli of May.

pil IS Steamship is of the sise aud strength, and .1 lu every way equal to the Collins liuo of Stearnors, being 300 feet in length, 43 foet beam, and 32 feel hold She Is double diagonally braced, wiUi iron bar*, a ad every Improvement that experience and science can suggest haa been adopted. Her accommodations for First, Second, and Third Class Passengers, are believed to be superior to any stean^i^ever built. Her model is unequalled, and it la confidently expected that she will make the trip from New York to Australia wlthiu 50 days-— stopping only at the Cape of Good Hope to coat. Passenger* may rely that every attention will be paid to their wants, and that the ahip will be libe rally supplied with every comfort. An experienced Surgeou will be attached to the ship.

RATES OF FARE.—First Cabiu Ladies Saloon, $375 First Cabin Upper Saloon, f350 2nd Cabin Lower Saloon, $275 3rd Class Forward, $200. Children uuder 12 years of age, half-price.

Eight cubic feet of baggage allowed each passe oger, not exceeding 200 Tbe. in weight Books sre now open. A remittance of cine-half the amount will secure a berth—balantee to be paid within 30 days before th* lime of sailing. For Freight or Pasrage, apply at the Office of iho Company, to

J?HOWARD & SON, Ag'ta,34 Broadway. New York. March 1853-26-6w

NEW YORK.

SILK GOODS

E A O A S

AIYKRSfc KSlSKt.Y, (IwUYBRS, 81'Y1. DAM & NISELY,) looking to the intereet of their patrons as w«U as their own. have adopted the "PujwJer of Mtling go«fe entirely for CASH. Every haalnew man know* that where goods are sold for Gs*A e«/y, they can be afforded moch eheap^ than where a genera! credit basineao is dene, therefore we hope that all ear old friends and the tntrio generally will oall and give us "a leek." Oar Stock consists ef

SMawls, Lacc4, While Goods, Gloves. Crapes* Ptmge* Hdkfs. French Merino, Bomba: ine, Aip«cms,

Which we p)eibp ottreelvee te sell at (tea

Ten to Twenty per cent.

lower than the esnal credit price*. At the Stud, 143 Broadway, ceraer of Liberty Street. JAMES MYERS,

TERRE-HAUTE, APRIL 8, 1853.

WOLFE'S

AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,

OLD

WILLIAM KttlSELY.r

New York, F»h. l$S3-S0-3m Jt

Av«ary*B Sewing Machines.

rpilIS mocbiee is acknowledged by all who I have awsi it te be superior to that of any otlierSewtnf Machine ever invented, fee it» simplieRv. cempetftMM and beauty and strength ef tte •titeti end Its cheapo***- it ereighe about 35 I bo., a 3d ceete eety frwm $9$ te §30. It will work wwt* iv with th* ao»atte#t thread, and Ittctawll*, brie or silk, as wed a* Iteea, weelea ea4 cettMi geede, and oil kinds ef kMktr. It is eo ttajd*, tint a efciM ef tee yeetw ef age e»der*tn»d ud work It tepMly, eithtil any deafer oflh geUi&f Mn#f«nkir,*ail«M do the «wk ef mere tfaoa

WNMWrtrMeee naek better is every rtayeet Una rieea tmiieeelty bead. The etteheeare iiJ«ywiJe«t ef «eca ether, *e moch ee, the! if every ether

«mil«rijr hf« lo ftunHy ttm It wiU 4* all kiwi* «f «ewt«f *mt wfcn Iwm •rttl UpfNwnfl ifttrwdecerf iat» fnalBw.

Tint Amy Snwrtef HwcMm Cw»f»y km pwfilHii ti«ter iirMgtwtiii far wwlkiirin— Mpjtly ujMolwarm* -c •-I* et tibe s*w«iie*l eetittk Oiiwt w.iARUJS 2{ ETTLETOJ* J9 S»l BrMdi«r« New «n wninKM^taUntiea.

Feb. 85,18S3-28*tf. Rose Block,

London Porter and Scotch Ale

Ribbons, Drtss G*odt,

ORTH Carolina, in Ion by Fob. 2S. l8S3-3S.tf.

SPERM,

PRICK ONLY $25!! FATKTT*® Oct. If. 18S3.

REMOVAL

THE STAR CLOTHING STOKE

13 NOW LOCATED ON

NATIONAL ROAD ST., CORNER OF 4TB ST.,

And opposite the POST OFFICE.

VHaving received my new Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, I am ready to offer them at as low figures as any house can,-—consisting in part of

FROCK AND DRESS CLOTH COATS

SACKS of all kinds and colors some very handsome (new styles) Fancy Cassimere Pantaloons,—every variety of VESTS,—

SHIRTS & COLLARS, HATS,sCAPS,

In short, eveiy article usually found in a clothing establishment. You are respectfully solicited to call and see, and bo satisfied B. W. BRUEL.

XOUISVILLE

CLOTHING STORE

An Hat and Gap Establishment,

Are continually bringing on Fresh Lotsof the mostchoicc and beautiful

Winter Clothing,

8Ur«I.ATIVK TONtC, DIUKETtC, AlVTI-DTSNErTIC INVIGORATING CORDIAL.

BZTThe attention of Agents and Purchasers ls^ furnish Boilers, Mill Irons, and every necessary Invited to the signature and address of the Proprle- fixture to put them Into complete operation. Also, tor, on the label, and to th^ title of this Medicinal for Flouring Mills of from one to three run of Cordial, embossed on Ihe Bides of the Bottle, asj burrs, and for other purposes. All of which we protections against inferior and pernicious imlla- warrant to perform equal to any manufacteted. tions. O"For sale by WASSON & CO., We are constructing and furnishing complete

Feb. 25, 1853-23-u. (one of the most approved kinds of

Choice Wines, Brandies and Liquors.

Cogniac and Castillian Brandies. ptirfectly *rason«/, and th« machines arc calculated, Madeira, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines, particular oi' workmanship, to give perfect I® VOOd 1 tttisfttCtiOQ

ARCLA1 4 PERKIN*S London Porter.

Chainpaigne, Sparkling Catawba and Claret, do.) Have constantly on hand, and are manufacturing French Cordials, assorted. --wl _. Very Superior Old Irish Whiskry, for sale by FOX River and ImpTOVett Carey

ORMAS, Seviltaoas, Coaeordias, Hermanoe, tecturai beauty of the bnikting. Millars, Piilarcitos, Iiflfif Sur, and other Light and faieevy

Miliars, Piilarcitos, Io«ie Star, and other choice brands of direct importation, for sale by WASSON &. CO., 4

FLOUR! FLOUR

"l^RESH Family Flour, (delivered wilhont^

Tar.

.~rr*otc..

longataK WASSOK

Fob. 35,1853-22-tf. Rosa Bieck.

FISH! F1SI1II I

KITS No. 1

M«ket«i

fKits

Hatr BUs. No. I Do.: N«- StMoed Salmon 10 Half BUs. PickM Htrri»( Smekeni Herring and GsMUi, in Oranw Twsnbby WA380M *X.

SUGARS, MOLA98XS AND STRUFS. SUGARS, ikaliln, flwMsi Sngam fSunrty Loat. Crash D#. MOLASSESV Lnwistaiw, Plantation Moiaraes,

ERKSH

atod Barrels for? iJordor

Rose Block.

Candles.

Star and Mouki Candle*, for sale qy WASSON 4t CO.,

Saprisr Sagar Horn Da.

Saperl

SYRUPS, jUoUoa^jrafa. For sale W WAS90IT #190-

WofcteaS

April 1,1853-STtf

CnmlUtt Rioa, far saW br WASSON &. CO.,

Fob. 25,1953-2* If, RmaJHsek.

COFFEE.

A 1

Oraoa.) 1

OUQsnniantJm ik, For sale by CO.

W4S303 &

N S

NORTH-EAST CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

(FARRINGTON'S BLOCK,)

E E A E I N I A N A

"WW

STRAUS & ISAACS-.-.

Direct from their Own Manufactory, LOUISVILLE, KY.

To enumerate tho advantages of buying at this celebrated Establishment would be superfluous. Our customers for fifty miles round need no oilier assurances from us. to indue® them to call upon us, than this, that we continue to use our friends as well as we have ever yel done—more than ihiswe know they do not dosire. .»

N. B. A first rate assortment of

Hats, Caps, Fine Shirts, Cravats, Under Clothing:, etc., etc.

STRAUS & ISAACS,

NORTHEAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,

Nov. 12. 1052-if TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

I Earlc Foundry^

Ihc Proprietor, at Scliicltun, Holland, ana Is war- nhip in the above well known cstabllnhmcnt, under ranted not only pure from every injurious proper-) the ftylo of GROVER & MADISON, nnd would ty and ingredient, but of the tast pomible quality. respectfully say to our friends nnd the public, that,

Ita extraordinary medicinal properties, (we are making: new and valuable additions to our IN GBATKL, Gotrr, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,INCTMRRR)operative machinery, and have now in our employ Daorsr, FI.ATU*NCR, COI.IC FAIXS, of the Stom-|the best of workmen: which, with the perfect ach and Dowels, whether in Adult or Infants— quality of material used, will enable us to compete, In all ordinary cases of Obstruction in tho Kidneys, I tuccriafully, in point of workmanship, with the

Bladder, and Urinary Organs— (best establishments of older cities. Our patterns In Dyspepsia, whether acute or Chronic—Chills^ for maohiuery hive all been gotten np within the and Severs. lasljjKv mouths, and of the most approved rnodols In General Debility, Sluggish Circulation of the) Wo are manufacturing

Blood, Inadequate Aisimulatton of Food, and c. -r-« Exhausted Vital Energy— Oteam ±JZIgl2ieS Are acknowledged by tho whole Medical Faculty,)of various sizes and power, adapted to the use of and attested In Llielr highest written authority. )Sa»h, and other Saw Mills, and arc prepared to

CORNER OF FIRST AND WALNUT STS., TERRE-IIAUTE, INDIANA.

JOSEPHMADISON

GROVER, the former proprietor, nnd

T. A. have formed a copartner-

Threshing Machines and Horse Powers

WASSON & co., I PLOWS. T.,

wjlh Mver|l kin of

Fox RiT9r

loo we

Hibbard's Superior Scotch Ale. Suitable) We

Cast Iron Store lYontS,

.. lo which we call the attention of those who aaiici

IT1V4 nrr1 Da 1 pate the erection of business houses. They are MAY Ail A vlu Alio. safe and sirong, and add materially lo the archi-

Castings

HM COMMIW

Feb. 25, l8S3-22-tf- Rose Block. i^rd kettles, andirons, tad irous, wagons boxeo,

Wrought Iron Work

far maebinery mm pnrpows. «nc«M Is my to give ike nMl cswpwts »lirf»clten. Mneb more migbt be by waj of eMtoUon, b«t wa will only arid Uvat, we shall be tinakfal for all favwnn in ssr line, and shall endeavor to discharge faithfully, sad to UM bert «f onr abBity, any and «v*ry eon tract or obirgation entered law --i 'sJ,f with oar carismert.

April 8, »53-26*f OROVER if MADI50JI.

B. EL COHNWELL,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

EAST OF TllK SQUARE,

KEEPSbe

«oaataatiy oa btnl a paend assart* meat of Goads lor Gefithnwa'* Apparel, which wlR made to site, at short notice, and ir»rraat*d-

His stock consists of vartoa# Branidtths, all colors CMriaem taj Vistiap, all liadc Sbirto, Uaderahim, Crnah, Glare's, StM)M»dai% ols.' Hh stack, ia yayt, aa—Ista of Bkk, Bse, Bre*a$

OiKe, Grey, aad Mtft BftakMa, «f sariaas prices, Stark, Bl»«, Daoskin, a»d Gfcock--ai CssstHwros, f«r fwnts, of Varioa* grades ia f«1e«s aadatyw, SatJa,

Silk, V«lni,JfiiMlln aad Baf VesthMavW salt aay taste ar teney* SdfcCs^ Cravats, Ssspeadere, GWn«, Silk Uskniiirt(,«ib,«ttl

ALWAYS OS HAND.

t7*GaB aad exaa»iae the stack aad lam *war •Hasan. Tcnw-tlaatoy Afrfl !, ltiS3 37tf

INDIANA CASH STORE.

NO. 8 PHIENIX ROW, TERRE AUTK.

WEamortmeat

havo now oa band a large and coin}l«*te of aH goods snitabla for tho Citr and Country trade, which we will contlnne to act at the lowest possible rates for CASH or TRADE. We are now offering onr Spriag Slock of Fancy Silks, all widths Cashmere, DeLaina and Thibet Shawls Lawns, all colors and styles Btnget, Berage DeLainos, Scotch and Manchester Ginghams aad a large assortment of

Fancy Prints,

all of which are choice brands and warranted fast colors also, Plaid and Plain Jaconets and Swbses, Black Silk Laces, Edgings, Braids and Dress Trimmi tigs. Dress Buttons, Pearl and Agate do., Black aad Fancy Cravats, Pocket Hdkfs., Blk., Bine and Green Lace Veils Bik. Silk Mitts Ladies and Gents .Kid, Silk, Lisle, Thread and Cotton Gloves and a Urge assortment of Ladies, Gent* and Misses Hosiery. Also, Brown and Bleached Muslins, Irish Linens, Scotch Diapers, Checks, Tickings, Drillings, Nankeens. Also, Kuires, Forks, COMBS Ar» St fie, Spoons, Port ^(.oneys, P'Xiket Books, and a good assortment of ik:

Groceries,

which we have received by Express, and are determined to sell them at prices that will admit of no competition.

March 25, lS53-26if A. E. TUITE

MER WIN & CO ^SUCCESSORS TO E. S.

a a

Cast and other Plows. The

Carey, scour better In bottom and

prairie ground than any plow now in use, and are

known to need recommendation.

are now

"or invalids. For sale by WASSON &, CO., »_A_ tVnntn Feb. 25,1853-23-If. Row. Block.

executing some neat and snbstantial

of Mil! Gear, Stoves, hollow ware,

etc., together wilb

Brass, Zinc, and Babbet Metal

of eTery

1 CO. ss* r*T

d«seript}oa necasary for mm-

WOLFK.)

Forwarding and Commission

3&I1STEAM BOAT AGENTS. And Dealers in Floor, Snlt, Fish, Pine Lumber, »hin^le.«, etc.,

Tcrre-Haute, Indiana

Special attention pivrn to Receiving and S&jj>pin/ 6w Canal, River, and Railroad. O* Agents for the "Westeru States Line," on the Erie Canal and Likes, aud Scott Co.'s •Tolelo, Lafayette and Terrc llaute Line," on the Wabash Canal.

Having disposed of my FORWARDING and COMMISSION BUSINESS to the aho™ firw, 1 lake great pleasure in rocommendiug tlicm to the public, and solicit from my friends and customers a continuation of

their

favors to Ihe

new firm.

March 25, 1853-26m3 E. S- WOLFE.

Terre-Haute

DRUG STOKE.

PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED.

Wholesale and Retail

R, CUNINGIIAM, (THJJ OLD STAND,)

National Road Slrcel, directly North of the Courl-House, Tcrrc'Haute, Ir.d IIS now in reccipt of his winter supplies, comprising every variety of articles iu his line, uiukiug his stock tha largest aud moat complete in Terre-Haute.

By purchasing the stand long occupied by himself as a Drug Store, ho considers himself permanently settled, and with the present arrangement of making cask purchase*, gives him the advantage of all markets, in obtaiuinggoo^s from first hands on the most fuvorable tonus therefore, he is enabled to keep the

Best Assortment of Pure Medicines,

that can he prcurcd In the Eastern nnd Western cities, and otfers as good bargaius as the same quality of medicines can le bought at any other establishment on the Wabash.

The purchasing and selecting of medicines suited to the wants of the country, aud thecoinpouudIng of the various preparations of the shop, with caro and precision, that il may answer the purpose intended, is a matter of so much importance to the purchaser, that ho feels il to bo his duty to give his personal nnd undivided attention to it, as long as he remains in the business.

By his experience of fifteen years in TerreHaute, together with Ills attention lo ihe preparing and dispensing of Medicines, he hopes will insure him a continuance of former patronage, for whloh he feels himself uudsr many obliga lions lo the citizens of Vigo and adjoining counties, disposed to continue to serve them aslong as they say.

O* Prescriptions put up with care, and all orders promptly filled and forwarded by instructions, and warranted to give satisfaction.

His slock now consists of a general assorlmeutof

Mineral and Botanic Medicines. Alio, A large supply of all the most :,

POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, Which can be furnished at Manufacturer's prices, by tho Gross or Dozen, aud Itctail.

Dec., 3, ItiSa-lO-ly J^Il. CUNINGIIAM.^

Saddlery.

have added largely to our Stock of SADDLERY HARDWARE,

aud we confidently say, that we are prepared to rive the SCST SASOAIMS

WELEAD,

r"*"

PATTERNS

the most workmanlike manner, AIm, heavy

of any in this market—

Mil and see. S. H. POTTEll & CO. February 18,1853-2lm3

Clover and Blue Grass Seed.

JUST

receiving a superior lot of 60 bushels CLOVF.lt SEED also, a superior lot of GO bushels BLUE GRASS.

Feb. 1^, 1853-21 ni3 S. II. POTTER A.CO.

NEW SPRING HARDWARE.

WE nre now receiving a very large lot of HARDWARE, of all kinds, direct from manufacturers, embracing the finest assortment of Mechanic's Tools ever brooght to this market.

S. II. POTTER &, CO.

February 18, 1853-2lm3

Oils, Lead, Glass and

are now in receipt of 150 kegs of PURE WHITE LEAD, 25 do. RED sud VENETIAN 5 bbls. Linseed Oil, 4900 ligliltf best Pine Window Sash—C-iO, 10-12, 10-14 ami 10-15 100 boxes best Wtadow Glass, doi do 4 bbls- best Winter Lard Oil. 8. H. POTTER %I30.

Febrosry 1R, 1853-21m3

WOOL! WOOL!!

100,000 Jbs^ of Wool

Fleece

andTub was?hol,

For which I will pay the higbeil price ia CASli, at alt times. JOHN TIERN AN. Terre-Hani", Feb. 4, )B53U|»f

300 SHAWLS'

OF VARIOC* KIND.H,

Among which rosy be £ra«4 Sqoare sad Loag Shawls, TliiWt, Cloth, Cashner* sad Merino Shawls

L•Hlies*andChii^«lw,

Waoien Net Caps, at

Neeesal «r IS, 1«S« -If' F. NIPPEIir'S.

,)A(| P1ECB* Ik-Il* A I E8, of various stylmand prices. I (?0 piece* ALP

AC Mi, piaia Mack & fancy color*

Si UR aDES and POPLINS 100 GIN(iffAMS, plain, plaid and striped 500 PRINTS, ef all qualities

All sf which viiUwuU wv law far cash at Nev.ia,i tte-iit F.

NiPPEJtra,

~XO0BlJb BECTIFIED

W I S E

I OH* B^XtJOOWIC1 now n»snnf*ctari«g srtstk mf Dottbto KtttiM Whiskey, far wjerw to ssy ever bromrht frws daeiiMti, sod imwr

in strnsfttt. (Hsrlty s*d Imwr teUniljr the best ever sold if this westers covntry. All those who fiqg rste srtkle to comma «me* for tho will ^HN call at tfa

prices, always on haad. Teme llant**, March SS, IS«3-3Gtf

INDIANA LINEa

CHEAPEST, SAFEST AND MOST COAIFOR TABLE ROUTES. PASSENGER ARCtAXUE.UF.VTS.

liidiana|elist

w% •&1

Madison aad Indianapolis RaiURoad

and alter Monday, April -tlh, the Passenger trains on this road will run as follows EXPRESS TRAIN leave Madison at 6'so'clock, A M. Arrive at Indianapolis at 10 o'clock. 40 miuutcs, A- il. Leave Indianapolis 15 mluutes before 13, A. M. Arrive at Madison at 4 P. M.

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.—Leave Madison at 4 o'clock, P. M. Arrive at indianapolis-at 9 o'clock, I\ M. Leave Iudiauapolis at 6*., oVIock, A. M. Arriveat Madison at II o'clock,~A. M.

Good BOATS will connect both these Trains with the Train* from Ciuciunati, leaving immediately after the arrival of the cars-

The fine packet IIOOSIER STATE nil! IMIV« Cincinnati on the arrival of the m»ruing trains there, and counect with the aecoimuoJalloii train from Madison. The same boat will ivHirn tviiltilt.. passengers by the Madison evening lr.«ii», anJ connect with the Lightning K.vprw and oih^r trains East, fnMnClacluuati, at 5 uVlnrkwtt moraine.

Fare on tho AcmmmoJaUou train »u the Express train $5,50. Through tickets may be had at the INM^, agencies at Cinciunati, lnliain|iolix an) T.rr«Ilanle, good on both trains as follows

Between Cincinnati aud Terre Haute $5."50 do do Indian i|Ktii* H..10 The Express train will connect with th«* ir «Mt* on tliel erre Hante, Lafayette, Bellef*Hiaitteatil P«--ru Roads. Bwggagt. checked through b»Mween Cmcinnati aud

or JVm- ilmttv

The fine packet WISCONSIN au.l F.XPilKSS will ran iu connection with the rveniiig Cincinnati aud Express traius from Ma i*on, le«v lug Ciiir in null each evening inimeJvttely ui l!»ear rival of tlie IrHMVt.

April8,1853-«?-lni. JOHN BROt'GII, Prcs't.

THROUGH TO

New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Philadelphia.

PASSENGERSinbound

East, will leave Terre-

Hnute al 7 a. Imiitinapoiis at lp. in, and take the Morning Express Traiu of the Mad liiver and Like Erie Rnilroud al I:iyton «t 5 a. to., connecting at llellevun with the Toledo aud Clevelaud Railroad, an.l arriving at Cleveland at 4 oYlock 45 min. p. m., comiwuhig the same evening with all trains bound E«*t.

FARE:

To Dayton from Terre-Haute,.. .$5.50 To Cleveland from I) .yiou 5.00 To New York from Dayton. 15 113 To Boston from D.iyton I 7 III

For further information apply to 1.C MITCHELL. A'tent, O.tylott, Ohio. E. F. OsnuR*, Sapt. M. K. &, E. It. Co. February 18, 1S53-2I ly

1853. 1853.

TE0T AND WESTERN LINE,

ON THE CAN AL AND RIVKR,

Leaves Now York mid liutiiilo Daily Running iu connection with Steamers and Propellers on tlie l^ikes.

No Transhipment at Albany or Troy. CARGO

KACII SOAT

ri'i.i.v

IXSURKO.

Troprielor*:

RICE, CLAPP CO., New York, P. L. STERNBERG &. CO.. liuirdo. Apply to: Riet, Ciap^j&. Co., 31 Counties Silp, N. Y. Clias. A. 1'olger &*C«>., 101 I'ifr, Albany. Rogers, Reynolds iV Alorlin, Lafayette, Lewis &. Grey, Kvaiisville.

Boston.

P. niickinchiim Co., Toledo. Smith & Leg^etl, Terre-!luuto. P. L. Slnrnlterg «.V Co., BIIH'IIII.

MARK PACKAGES "T. & W. I.INE." Boats leave MiJdle I'ior, Cotrulie^ Slijt, Dally at 5 o'clock, P. M.

March 4, l?5C-2C-Gui

Western States Line.

For Buffalo. Canada and IVfstent Ports. Without rcosliippiiitf nt Albntty or Troy. Ill couilediou with Sroll & Co.'s "Ttdedo, Lnfsyctts and Terre Haute Line," oil Wiihash Canul.

Proprietors:

A. R. Cobb Si. Co., Foot of Indium St. nniTtlo. A. W. P«lmer Co., 1'2I Ilroad St N. Y. Apply lo: E.W.Sloane, 121 Broad St., New York.

S. MeKiaslck, (55 tiuay St., Albauy. Scott & Co., Toledo, Ohio. R. R. Liriogvlon, Wiihiish Canal. Merwin &, Co., (Successors lo E. S.

Wolfe,) Terre-Haute. Lewis ft. Gray, Evanmville.

MARK PACKAOES -W. H. LINK," and Ship Ity Western Stales Line Cauad Bouts, foot of llrood St. New York.

March 11, '53,-24-If

TO FARMERS AND MILLERS

OF INDIANA AND ILLINOIS. rpiIE undersigned would resp-Mjtly inform llir .1 public that he has opened a OKNKKAL COMMISSION IIOIJAK, for the sale of Flour, Pork, Grain and all other products of the Country and give his whole attentiou to sales lliereof, Itliur at Hume or by shipement north or south, «*«t or west. lie is well located lo ship by river or canal as also for the city trade. His acquaintance In the cities on the Atlantic seaboard is intensive as also on Canal and IL R. and tTppcr itisslsslpl. Liberal advances made on ron#i(ftiinents. m^ Hcs m'm'i m'- 9 Forwarding, Commts-sion, Slcam and Canal

Boat Agciu, and (cnera! I'roducc Broker. Office^Cor. Rose Block on Bridge Street, TERRE-HAUTE, IND. Terre-IInnte, Fob. 25,185.1-22-ly.

DRS. YOtJMAN & MAHAN

AV1NG associated

themselves

Tcrre-Haute Feb. 4, 'S3,-i3.(f, s?

O. A. HUNT,

together In

the Practice of Medicine and Surgery, will give prompt aad efficient attention to all btt«iue** entrusted to them. They hape by slrtclsilention to business to merit their share of public patronage. Office on 4lb street, Sad door North of "Prairie City" Drug 8tor*.

D.,

IJA--( Uuglit tt« property long v»u-d and

... *T,«riT\ *. jl. occapied by 1*homas Burton, on the corner WAN 1 lVD,gOOd,Cicanjof Market and Poplar streets. Dr. 11. being

stranger, woald beg leave to say, that upon the •setIts of a regular rmeJieai tallica, and many years experience in practice, he now tenders his services to the citizen* of IVrre-If ante end vicinity.

Terre-Haute, April 1, i-S7tf „.

soirriiERiV

BANK OF

CIXCISXATI STORE, Uakia lU«r. Alt kinds of Dtpatic aad Foreigs Wilt E8 tmi LIQUORS, of ihe besttfaatajr, and at CbsetaaatJ t) Cases of new ilvle Spdag DcLaiaeS,

LYUIAXA.'

rilUlS I nstitalioB, located fonr doors from the 1 S»uth-\V«*t Corner of the Public Sqaare, In Mr. RUSK'S ftlAJCK, is prepared to negotiate sight aad time drafts oa New York aad other pri» eijrnl ritk»j IJHrcoaat notes and other evidences oi debt, payable as above Receive deposltes. Deals

remit the mm» by drsft^, Iw correal rate of e*ch*jgv. Remit uumej to Kngbusd, Ireisndl, Scsthsti, sad Germany, «n Its own responsibility. Drafts an New York, ssd other prineipd cities, will always be kefl on hsiM and for ssle al low««t rstos. tJT IhcrmrrK* (torn bud seas men and others who wish to keep sn setrve deposit aec«aal sr« respectfully wlicited. itnnk IJosrs fr»m to bulf-pwit 12 A. u4 from fea!f«p*st 11» P. M.

C. E. GUNVISOff, CmkAmt.

Terre-Hsnte, Feb. 1st, I&32-19if

Traveling Bags.

very best aawnisnt, (or I^altea ss4

rpu Jj. Goatloaiea, of Brsssuis, Draggwt aad OiPd CSeib TratveUaf Bays and Satchels, Ac., to lo he fovad *t the I'tonuVrn. For tmi* ct*mp. aov.Stf WILLIAMS & KAMLY.

Jast m«h«d ml f-r mb fry March 'ij A & E WITK.

CLARK'S HOTEL, cokMM or BXIDGC (OR onto) Atn

TISST

srsicrrj^

Terre-jgjpnte, Indiana.

"'IHE uuderaij^ed h.is n-sumed his forim-r Stand, ne.ir the Rrl W, :.t omijf e«e Rloci from tic Public Sqvnre. This fl«xts« has been greativ eul irged aud improved, by a large addition of tied Room-., an spacious Dining Halt,-all P^-reJ and P«i,,t-,i.-ai,d furnished *-ilh New Furuitnre Ciriwls, IUds an^ Jlniohig, aud Table Furniture. Harii.g an eye single to the C*mA»rt aud conveiii.nci uf his guests must nuke hi* ilvuse a pl^u.t stopping place for the man of busfneas, ptea ure or ir«v,'li„r. public—and |«riioni^rlv thtw* who wish

passage on Sterna Iknts, privuie t-»uwynut'c, or ottierwi^e iu ^hort, ne jHtiiis wor rxpon-co witl be spared lo make lii. House no H^reeable 1 pleasaul stopping place f.»r lits gmvits.

... "IS TWH.K Will ahvay* b« fumUhed with tho tli.* country niHir.K »u,i „i |*.ai„M.«,*- \p,'i«se will lax spared to-adminlsler lo the grniitfcuUou of tl,„ tast.!» of lli P.lr.MK, spwii sw m.ia,_ as a

N large an entir, ly .Vr», a-.M.ng the heal in il'V' «ill IK .supplied with IM) AIHI (iMiiKntMillorst"* ^irictlv elicit j^l to moJtr*te—C*U «nd *rr. \i taken bv the Dav, Week, Mouth «r ,-iir. iw. M, IV.4-I HI JAMIX S CI.ARK.

Watches, Jewolxy, and Silver Warr. Th" s,,Wil...r has just ret*»-iv(} „rw

of U»M »t„| M.'ver W,«irl»es, Silver

Iluiiiiag Kuives, snd RKVtU.VKRS. Suim ks aud cases, pold and fiiwr.pK.fi.Ml. xn teel Crsnhw. to suit all .-yes. CLUCKS of dill, rut kinds nnd prices. .VatoJies ^paired in the best workmanllko mauuer, aud w.\RRA»TKII.

(i. K. COOKKItt.V, \VM. K. M'l.KAN.

N & O A N ATTDllNHVS AM) ()t ,\M.l.M)Hs I. A 11

TKUliK II UI n-:, INDIAN \,

E. MCLEAN,

and Cunimis.'linor of Dmls ibr li.o MI!I\S

ol* 0!,id and Kcinit'ky,

Will give (irompt uU

IIIIOII

Nuveinli.-r Ui, Ir-5i»t

Nov. s, iwiLi.i.ui? KAnrr

—. —•Tif-T—

A ,Ni:W AND KXI KNSlVi: STOt ti OF

A A N W I N E

W RBM)

Dooti nnd Hiint'*, IlitU, t.'.ips, Ilouncts, xc. rilllK attention of the clli/."us of Terre-llatita 1 and vicinity, is rspectfoily calieil in my large stock of Funcy sud Sl.ipl« DRY (itt(»DS. Bonis sud Shoes, ||-ts, ("spx, elc

t.,k"

K„i,|

.Itmsflmper rings, ear rings, enff pins. Kh^-i. v.-1, ind guard Chains Pencils and the In-st o| Uol.i ens. Stoel and l-rtiiey Goods. CCri.KllV~-r,,ll.H,i,,p

A COR K. CRISHKR,

trst door we»i of Karrington's Hf.w k, and Nov. 5, l.Vj-r,if North «i W, II

SYLVESTER WILLIAMS, (SUCCF.SSOli 'J'o \|»|:,N)

tTNDERTAKER and CoSCn Maker.

U1erre-Haute

LH'M. J'l I'l.l.Y informs iho ciiixous uu.l triisit v, tint he will m\.. uiiiuvi.ioti litItMiltOM to th-.* liliove bus|isess,» wUh ie\V to ri-Heye H'n.ls of dec»sttit p.-ixnn- linui the uUlsj».-naahU duties atten ling ihe death of a friend, au.l would state tl. ,t h«. is prep red uudert4ke the whole hui-ini-sa of Kuuerals, it desii ed, or any nart Vherei.f, „t redue. piiees.

A HKAIiSl. will, in nil cases, he furnished /r»v of chnrje to such asproeuie coll'ius al Ins establishment.

COhh l,N.^ kept on hand of al! s'ates. To persons in the country I would say. Hint 1 will famish collins cheaper' than they h.«v furnished by any person iu the con n't v, anl will attend the Funeral with my Hearse, fiee'oi charge, any distance not over tan miles.

Sllt)P on Clierry street, hetweei, .Marki't and Second streets. Terre-Haute, Jnuinry 1S.V1. !27—if

in the i.ikiug of De

positions, Act* UKWiei.giueut «t Deeds. AivH lgii^es, Towers ol Atloiuey, ami alt busineMtt ol a N ul.it i-tl ciiar.icter. ttj* Ol'I'K'l'*, third story, I'nioii I'ow, adjoin ing the Jouriiiii I'riiitiug Ullice,

C. IIAKIIOUII. ti. I*. KK.M

A O 8 E A Attorneys at Law, TKUIIK HAl'TK, INDIANA, ill practice their piilcssiun

JColorado,ived

Vi(,O

riiiglou's liuil.iing. No. 5,

IH I I,O II

illg Counlies. All business enlrusletl lo iliftr can will meet with prompt II

iitmu. ai

UJI

stairs.

S pi. iHAW*4:i if

.m, •&.««>•

TST rec

large supply ol Alonlc

('li

^lit,

1.1 Fir I, (ieneral T.ivlor anl l.i

Norma tligars, Ity ttiu bo.\ or retail, at Ihe 'I'oirellaute Drug Store. Dec."3, |r-5M0if .1 I*. CDN INCfl A M.

TO Til Pit III,IC IV GFVFIIAl, AM) i:V F,ICY O.MH I.N I'AIC it I I,Alt.

AT THE PEOPLES' STORE,

KKPT IiV WILLIAMS KARI.V. Oil Natiniid/ florid Slrrrt ojiji i.siia llir. O O S E

(1ITIZKNS,

I'uriiieis iiinl Si ra uirers visit I n« tho

Pruirb* ('it v, e:m liiiil a great variety ol Gm» lo suit their WHiits and nt lower JIIII 'M iII.HI they have beuii accualomexi lind lierelofori Pit so giva us a call mi -x inline. ...saw

JIMI OPEIIIM..

The selection liss Is-eu luaile with the utinwsi caie as lo style sud qti illly ami nhove Mll.witiinn ey.. lo economy, knowing full well that to give prrhcl satisfaction lo imrcliasers, in lit urtt lluin i/i»nt flimd* at frtrrmrty l*w pricm. This I flitier my.e|f I arn fully preptired to do. Ilaviiig bouglit my goods exclusively lor cash, no one will lor a momcul my perfect ability to sell al such puces as will commend themselves to all, C.dl al

V. NIPPKRT'S CASH STORK, Karrington's iilock, north si le Piiblie

November 1*2, Iru2-7tf Square.

A O E I I O I 1 A I I S

ATRl.'LY

Is-sutiful assvriment of Cambric ami

Swiss lvlgiugs and In-er iinj:«, t'«i)iersieeve», f?n(Fs sud ('ollsrs. Also, few Aloiirmitg Coil ir», Black Silk laces an I Fringes, Velvet

HII.I ."i.k

Triinniuigs, Liuen ll.ikl?,. Kid, Kilh, l.i.l* kii.i Cotton Gloves WHITK Di( ivi^ CuoDS of all kinds, sli of wiiicli will IMHUIJ iiiinsuiilly low at «ov. 13, J*5*i Tlf F. S ll'I'i-.RT'S.

E A E

1 W a oS pa is So eL ii lUjUUU«, liMln. Slaughter ilw, Uf*l Ciiu.'iiiuuli

Do*. Pink Li ai tigs 1 Topping and Rinding 4 MuftS'iiM

s-"5 French Caff Skins Also, a ge«l^«sorliiient ol ait kiit4s of l^alJ^ r. A frt*h supply ut L.isf.s, idlest fishtoii.

SMITH

ia GoM a»d Silver Coin. M*kes Coliectiotts and I Font'dfdiil^ and '()lI)niLsion Mi R'iiHII.%

Kenned) St. Foster, New Orlean*.

t/* LIBERAL AHV AMCIW utai« on cunaigH* meats to i» or eilber of Uw iburo liwttsos.

March 1*, I&i-&of

ewMbtlnf of a

of ail kinds:

I1E.NRY BH Yum

Terre- II mte, Nov, 5-Ctf

LEGGBTT,

(setiUOMOflS to k*RI.V St i.tumtrr.)

CltKOIIAI F., I,NIt.

IWer to: liuckiiiglMtn A Co, To| d«» JlucktiigiMm tk. .McCalloiich, New Yolk -Jpi IfncknigteitM St (fUtbeiix, HufTtloj

JtA

GROCERIES.

JOHN B. LU3JOWICI,

NUW receiving bie M'KiN JSIOCK, fall asawitiiifiit of Crifit-1 n-«

Teas, Sugars. Coffee, Tobacco, Hails,

leather, &C., dcc.,

"in1.'Si

CINCINNATI STUKK,

Terre-Uattfc, March S5,1

Kot*.